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Many diseases date their origin
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corrccts these abnormal conditions.
Big words in a short letter are
like large bones in small skin; they
are prominent.
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flowers expressed desire to obtain
some "ChristmGs anthems"
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Drunkenness or the Liqour
Habit Positively Cured by adj
ninistering DR.. Haines' Golden
Specific.
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THE CITIZEN,

A weekly newspaper, published every Fri.
w. c. NEGLEY.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-12-30


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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-12-30

the house, is liable TO benomc its
plague. And what is the root Of all
this evil? Alas for human prcsump.
tiob! 1t is TO be presumed that the
Creator knew what lie was about
when He fashioned Eve from the rib
of Adam. If lie had intended TO
build her in two sections, connected
only by the vertebe. lie would doubt
less have made the internal economy
to correspond with this idea; but no
doubt for reasons that seemed good
another plan was followed. The
woman Of the present day, however
knows thing or two. She has self
complacency by the yard. She can
give points to the Great Artlicer in
woman.buildipg. When Eve was
made, they knew very little, it ap
pears. That we Of the year 1887
should not know more than was
known in the year |, is absurd; 80
let Us put on the corset. All right,
ladies; put on the corset if you will,
bat mark the words Of one who hates
fraud, who hates Stiffness, who hates
whining and rebellion against the
wise ordering Of nature, who hates
the perversion Of beauty as he hates
the very old fiend from whose fertile
brains these things take their source;
listen, say, while / tell you that 10
thus altering the bodies that God
made in the way that appeared to
Him good, you are putting upon them
the mark Of the beast, the vile old
rebel that waa cast out Of Heaven, for
introducing disorder in place Of order.
discord into the place Of harmony,
ugliness where before was the beauty
of Gods perfect handiwork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
A FIREMAN DOING PRIVATE SERVICE
ONE OF MAYOR wHITNEY's COMMISSIONERS HAS a

one OF MAYOR wHITNEYs COMMISSIONERS HAS \
PUBLIC SERVANT TO CARE FOR HIS HORSE
Fire Commissioner Ennis, who holds Office In Brooklyn
by grace OF Boss McLaughn's Mayor lives not far
from the house Engine Company No 49, In Powers-s,
near Grahanave The report has been current that IL
his custom TO have his boots blackcned at the engine
house by uniformed fireman. Not only does this servant
of the city perform this mental duty for the commits
soner is sad but lie also takes OF the officials
horse and carriage. This whose name Is William
Rogers perform tho regular tours OF duty but
goes home every evening after he has done his
work for the 1t is said that other officials
In the Fire Department in the habit OF having their
boots BACKED by their subordinates
Fire Commissioner Ennis admitted yesterday that he
detailed Rogers take Of his horse and carriage,
but claimed that this was his right go to my bust
ness" said the commissioner who shoe manufacturer
Eat a. m and stay dntil o'clock. Then drive TO the
Fire Department office in Jays and attend to my official
duties until D. detail Rogers 10 look after my horse
and carriage and In consequence OF that no allowed 10
20 home every night believe have right to do this.
e Is q regular fireman and attends TO his duty during
the day."
" Does he black your bOotsf"
"NO: that's an infamous lie. ! would like TO
affidavit from the who says he saw my boots being
blacked by fireman. said the commissioner In an OK
cited manner The hremen at the engine house refused
TO make any statement In regard 10 the boot backing
They admitted that there much dissatisfaction In
regard 10 the favOritism shown TO Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
NY VICTIMS OF THE TRAVELLING AUDITOR.

Joseph FArr tie former travelling auditor OF tho Long
Island Railroad who arrested Friday on cbhIso OF
stealing IS from tckc Office AZ East Newfork IN INC
KING County Jail onpetey broken Gown II Is nsli rN
a confession at Tie examination on Ncdhcs
reports coming In 10 superinchl
Topping almo ticket OF the company
than occasion Immediately AFTER .t
nv he would IND his cash short from 30 20
slO Sometimes the amonnt short would DO larger man ne
before fafrs arrest lao Nlsito
lie ri agent at when he went away tho agent
s,tnd months DAnlel heF-
Hsmp,tcad. reported short
$40 IN his By Far Tho charge - peyed upon
Inn, that M. ran away aud has not since icrn
heard from. Farr frequent visitor To We II on o'oai
agent and proesscd great iticndsp for him rono ue ago
on az lie ucke agents Long Island CITY alter Nrt
from FAIR himself $50 short which he was Obliged 10
make good 10 the company --,-, - -.
several being prepared agains fari ann
made by the cjnpsny Ia 30 nruo 70 the
unfoun lie men 81 whom have already been publicly
dissraocd on Fairs account Henry ID loonbs formerly
agent Wsstbury IL nov oonnei In The Queens
County Jail embeHzcmont Of which be claims 10 De IN
porent FAIR said yesterday. used 10 visit his
station several Of his waits toomb, WAS reported
short I'm his accounts and arrested for embezzemen lie did
not know whcro tho money had gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
NETWORK CITY.

w N r po,nd corresponding secretary OF the Prison
Association Of New.York. will lecture on heroism TINS
evening at O'clock in tae Broome street tabernacle NO
305 Broomc'st
lecture Association Monday evening February H.
ON Characters Character" IN aid OF the Foryfourh
Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
The sudents OF St. Johns College a fordham celebrated
on Wednesday eh anniversary OF the founding OF thc
sodaly statue Of the Virgin Mary was erected In tho
college courtyard with appropriate exercises
The funeral lothian Wilson took place yesterday In the
Park Presbyterian Church. Eighty sixthst and Tenthave
The Rev Aterbury conducted the services The
burial place Trinity Cemetery onehundred andny
nfthst. and North River.
Pan, Douet MAX oRclD is to lecture in America next
Major engaged him for tour Of 100 lectures
I'm the United statos Canada. lie will arrive in New
York early in October IFS lectures will be on John Bull
ani Jacques Bonhoumc" The French tIIome JohnBu,
IT," and school Boys have Known"
Chief Engineer gives the following as the condition
OF the work ON the Aqueuc Total miles Of tunnel head
,prsexcayate oo miles OF open cut sd7soco total
miles e1cavae 23 s's miles OF unercavaed tunnel
100000; total length OF the AQuoduct 80 'tOooo
Alexander Hamilton Post No ls2 O. A r.. OF which A.
NJ Underh manager o. the Guion steamship Linc Is com
mandcr is give family dancing party to the friends OF
post February H. IN West Ehd Hail. IN west
bred. and. tw enty .hfth.st
The Mssion Circle OF the Sunday school OF the Pilgrim
Congregational Church which interrupted in its work
last sepember by death OF president Mrs Marshall
Ayres IT, its sessions last night at the house oil MI
Ayrcs No 800 Pcasantaye II has sent 10 various foreign
Missions clothing. books organs and other useful things
The GermanIa Publishing Company OF this city has begun
the publication weekly c0mcal paper in the style of the
muchadmlred FieGenie Blate OF Munich The contents
are taken conca journals OF Germany and their
Illustrations whose ceverness beyond any thing that has
produced this line in this country arc reproduced oy
the process The journal Is called Lo'e
BidttSr.
Thomas Merritt OF No S?5 East sNteenh'st called NJ
the Missing Bureau Police Headquarters yesterday ana
told Roundsman Harley that his wife was missing WIN het
little girl baby Merritt visited some friends at o. -
East Onehundrod. aud tireth ST. Saturday AFTERNOON
she started o'clock home IN Thrdave car anu
has general alarm was sent out iof
the missing woman ami child.
The Yorkvillo Dispcnsary an: Hospital for Women AMI
Children open "a the dpensary department at No lsoi
Lexington This chRry cctsriau anu supported
entirely by voluntary subscriptions The benefits are given
only patients ,ble to The attending surgeons III
charge are Dr. j. MoGlcuddy aud Or. j. = Hopkins The
Consulting consists OF Drs Alfred l. Loomis. William
NJ Polk Charles c. Lee. John ~ Wyeih Paul T. Aunde.
James X. MaCgrcgor and r. l.. svlnburue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
MP EITrREDGE SPEAKS ON TEMPERA NCE

chief speaker at the meeting yesterday of the Man.
haitian Temperance Association at the Masonic Temple
was the Rev. Dr. Abbott T.. Kittredge. OF the Madison
Avenue Reformed church. who said that he had out
against the orders Of his physician, because he didn't
want anybody that the clergy afraid to meet
the temperance ISSUE For his part, he believed con-
trary the opinions OF many temperance people. that
both the press and pulpit OF this country as rule, stand
OH the right side Of public questions As to temperance,
he thought 1t bound to triumph ultimately don't
know much about the millennium" he said, for have
thrown will the power he ultimately conquered"
At CbckeriDg Hall Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge president
OF the Womens Christian Temperance Union OF Ohio ad
dressed the American Temperance Union shc believed
In National prohibit on, and did not believe In wasting
time upon local option or state regulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT TIE PROSPECTS OF THE
CLUBs-CoLCMBIA COLLEGE NINE.

CLCBS-COLCABIA COLLE0E NINE.
James n utrie manager OF tho New.York club. says:
People think only during tho baseball season but
have my hands full the round With toLogganing
s sna S d T u rna
poet. for The local club for The ensuing season were
o in TACT Than ever had beoIe Ny
a iRs s .s
made application for admssion to membership IN tho Inieroo
Eoys good night Tor are sa%s3
G1"nnS. anu as co p1S
them. Immense crowds would come 10 the with
Yale, Princeton, Harvard and Brown
A. q. spauld,ng president OF the Chicago club, says:
Both myself and Manager Anson think the Chicago club
every effort 10 encourage temperance among payers and
will even sacrifice good player 70 attain that object have
prove valuable men shall make pecunary advantage
John D. Day. president OF the Now York club said ON Sal,
urdsyi
object yehS%.y IS ever .sp to 5 %
would nEs TO have him myself but have a. '' yet
made .R no I s, tr s club the sS"sy believe
lie does not sign In the Chicago or would
10 np % S. Sp him h nD
have thing TO say on the subject think McCor
prove a acquisition nine country VIII
BurdOck the veteran Boston player On satur
day.
on the boston and WIN can po S Ply
can play third base well as second base '' 0"''
stephen rooe pitcher OF the Brooklyn club,
The new will not think. handicap either nv ba,,,o
or pitching much excellent condition aud s,n
do better than last also hope play in AZ sast
enough games TO got batting average In tho games
but did not play in enough games to reeevs
credit In the list
"Jack" Chapman manager OF the Buffalo club IA In the
city. and sad
EXPECT TO see my do great things this coming
son have got good nine. ami hope II Will make srI
sght for tho nernstona League pennan Hamilton asa
hss good club aud will DO herd beat The Na".C
club will be strong Ny team particularly strons IN
and neldnG but not quite strong as could
wish Ia batting.
"Ned" Haplon, CAPTAIN OF the Detroit club. says;
think the wolverines will winning IN. man
nant this The Detroit club 10 strong IN
lar Tho players heavy baters good neders and rapd
i'm runners The rules THINK will hapdlcan an
s our players any great eItout they will moi ntrrini
witt M PLAYING, am sure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

first man I met on the course at the appointed
time was Fred Archer, keen as mustard.
Snow, sir, here am you see where's your
cap and iacket?' o,.o+
u forked them out OF my great-coat pocket
and away went Archer to scale, saying uo anu
have pony on, SIR
at is needless to say that my pony came
back to me with interest," my animal came
through the horses the moment Archer calleo Oh
it in earnest, and won easily.
"'Therc, SIR said Archer, as he handed me
back the colors, what did tell you az san n
down. It's a good Jun when the question Is
properly asked of it,
Thus it will be seen that the greatest OF JOCK
evs would ride for the one-horse man as WILLINGLY
"a for the twenty-horse man, and DO Ills pee''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Arraignment Of Alderman Clearly Court OF oyer ana
Termner IL q. m. 1,.u.u
Uonkips divorce case Supreme Court. -
Aqneduct Commission reports on quaker bridge Da"'
siaten Island Cricket and Baseball Club Produce EI
change. y. m. ,,.urr ,oo
Baptist Preachers aud Reformed Pastors neetmss' -
a.
PRESBYTERIAN Church 1l:30 n. m. -, x.,.,
Comfy Committee OF County Democracy, Cooper Cnion'
pm ,..a, vo,,, Mana Cr,r.tian
Association. No 243 Bowery. p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
BED SPREADS.
MeSsrS.

MeSSrS.
JAMES McCREERY 4 co.
offer to-day and during the "eeh
several thousand Jacquard anu
Marseilles Bed Spreads, bought
very much below the market
value, at the following low prices:
Jacquard Full Sizes,
$1.O0 and $1.35 each.
MarseilIes (FuII Sizes, oo
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $500 each.
The above goods are deci"e"
Bargains, and deserve the imme-
date attention of hOusekeepers
and hotel prOprietOrs.
JAMES McCREERY & co,
Broadway and nth st.
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MISS PARL0A'S NEXT LESSONS.

Programmes Of this weeks demonstration lessons 81 MISS
psroa,s scHooL OF COOKERY 223 East l7th'st, MON
nav Fsbruary at 10 Veal Loaf Croquetes. Spanish
and Cuban Eggs Glazed. Crystailized and Ioed Appos
TUESDAY az p m.saada The dshes viii DO served 70
audience at OF the Application Tor PR
instruction must immediately " ALI FosA
lively tho last year Of tho school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

port TRADE Tarabocha Aus Tarabocha Iiolo l39 days.
with suga order vessel to master .o.,, An davs
Tart Fivra AriissOn Htal Araldi, Aracgu ~ uaJS
with sugar TO order; vessel ~ master 81. ,,, ,,o.r
Ftitz Larseu Hahia ~ Gays VI.
70 = Matthessen & Wechers REFINING 60; 'essei W. ~
bia. & Co. ., ,,..,,,os 70 davs with mdse
IN order, to Punch Edye ~ o. 90 ,.s NTH an
prie Carl Roseuius tNOrl Frkseh, Nd'ai % ""J'' " -
gar 10 order; vessel 10 G Frye
srNsErwind at SANDY Hook fresh. W; cloudy and ioa
w Al City Island, light, sW' CLOUDY.
Arrived yesterday = e.oo
s,o,mcr Cornucopa tRr) Meredith. Blboa Jan " Swa'
~ vim iron ore toorder; vessel 10 Austin Bau"m w.
rived at the Bar at y M
SAILED
e,.orers Alexandria LIVERPOOL; Cas.us a. 10
.risnd Antwerp: iaguayra - II,.,.n. vi
90 Fdth golden Montego Bay: Alert lurSs ve
pas and II hudson, Sew.Orleans; Louis buoN' 'a'A
Seminole. Charleston. -.
ship Jessomene. for Calcutta ,..or,.
Also saled-Via Long Island sOund-SVe''''
for Portland. IL Dimock. Boston, 1000
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEANH"'
FOREIGN PORTS
orvvxsrowx Feb 6-Salled steamer Wisconsin '"'' ~
~ ,ran, Liverpool hence for NeWl OK ,oor, rudwa
'},,t.un F,b G-Passei. steamer SueVlh toe'' ''o'
60, Tsyr York Jan a. her way 10 sie,er
porrHRpIy Feb 6-sailed. steamer Leetua" 'D'' ~
enfregt for Sew-fork -.. oo,,o,iand tBelr) Bey.
ANTWERP. Feb o-HaiIeu' s'c'n''
non S9 Fab arrived la Bourgogne Sbr fA
euel from New-York Jan ~.
u.v.x. Feb 5-Saiei. steamer CIV OF ""sh"e''N' "
AZ from Vera Cruz hence for NeW'iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
THEY EVEN TOOK TILE PARROT

Carl schener, young married man. living ut No 80
South Seconds, Brooklyn recently took Into his house
hold Andrew Pye0nor and John Polonch bOarders
scheDer employed at Decastro DonDoTs sugar
fnery. while his new boarders were engaged at Have
meyers Elders refinery. DecastrO DOnper shut down
the beginning OF the coal strike which threw Schener
out OF employment He failed 10 find work elsewhere,
and Thursday last told his wife that he would ~
Pennsylvania to seek employment. John Polonich
months board In advance. After bcheners departure
Polonch left for work his return Ut night he found
the house deserted Gnd the furniture al gone note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
HOME NE Tvs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hoe-(ha &c strive Russian minister AZ
Washington . Nec York Hot-D: Lynch fringe, y;
onsni for and Van H. Manning OF iss
isspp - Ffh HoteLIawrence Barrett III; si sr
raw mn Iottt-Jndge F. A. Maconibcr OF tne Ne"' ~
preme buckingham Hotsi.Professor riosa
and Professor Yashima Toxic Windsor Houss-Ex'
Congressman benjamin Dean OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
. YOUNG wlFEs STRANGE DIsAPPEARAxCE

A YOUNG WIFE'S STRANGE DISAPPEARAECE.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Minnie Braun. the wife Of
T. W. Braun quor-dealer at No. PIT Mauerst, Brook
lyn disappeared taking with 5000 OF her husbands
money. Mrs Braun INVENT four years old. On Satur
day morning, after her husbands departure, she hastily
dressed herself and left the house. She directly
the house OF friend ut No 273 Scholesst, where
awaited her Her trunk, which she had taken along
tained her dresses and ewcry IL Is supposed that she
took passage for Europe. Mr. Braun says that OF
his acquaintunces missing lie has learned the
OF the cabman who drove his wife He visited the steam
ship wharyes at Hoboken but could find his
wi -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
ooUyTRRYEIrERs LOOKING FOR CUSTOM

usy q circular which he recently received from some
manufacturers OF counterfeit money. The circular con-
tans tho nunct0ns TO and the praise
OF the goods that the counterciter has hand Mr.
Hines Ia directed TO sign himself p ITO" when he nd
dresses his Friend" The letter 10 printed In script aud
on piece Of paper inclosed is the address Of" A. Hos
Nina BOZ q IL Esst New York City N r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS sToLEy

Tbona, TAYLOR IL tho tendent OF Garrct Reaches
"ophT Farm White Pains. Last evening lac reported
Ia Sheriff Duty ~ Wesohestcr County that between 10
aud " O'Clock yesterday morning some unknown pcison
obbod him OF IS 900 IN cash Ihe
money was drawer IN Ais sleeping apartment
At 10 o'clock said his wife went 10 tie bureau TO her
church The money, all IN bank bills Of
large denominations there cafe When she returned
from church he said reported The money missing
the te Mr. Taylor himself had been around
place tho morning and had seen stranger around
none OF the missing and there appeared
OF them had been IN the Mr. Tay
lor would put Pinkerton the to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
JERSEY CITY,

John Morrsscy Of No 1875 Esserst. brought into
First Police station at $3.50 yesterday suffering
from a the He sad that a
shop he took four drinks aud when no
was stabbed by standing on the sidewalk. Pocems
Brusne arrested william Cunningham. OF No 81 Morris ST.
on suspicion but Morrssey said WIS man named Bf ady
Morrissey taken home and the police looking
HIadY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
INTERPRETATIONS. ............sUNDAY. FEB. Q. 1887


PORT OF NEW.YoRK......... ....sUNpAf' FEB u 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kent tBr,. Mitchell. Yokohama Nov shanghai
on Foocbow. 40 Annoy Dec a. Hong Kong a. hnKhporo ~
Port sad Jan Gibraltar 20 with mdse 10 Carter HAwiey
90 Arrived Vt the Bar At $50 y IN. o, -, N,
steamer OF Nevada tbr. stewart Glasgow jan ~
80 cabin and 100 stoorngo passengers 10
AnstN baldwin a Co. Arrived At tho Bar At y M ~ .,
sisamer Aer DER, Chrrtonors bremen Jan ~ south
az with lO4 cabin AMI ga seerags
10 bsiriohs 4 Co Arrived at the Bar AT 800 M IA,
sussr 70 order; vessel 10 outerbridge Co ArrVods
asmsr Triudad (r) Fraser Bermuda 3days with mdse
and 10 Il Outerbdge o. Arrved al the Har
Ct 83Oa m. .,,, ,,....., Mas. and w.st Point
VA with mdse and passengers 10 OLD Dominion % 20
Steamer Knight Chichester Georgetown aha A'oAan'
dra mdss and psssensen W !xnsnau,, h masa IN
Eart Carrie Heckie Prince Annoy 1877 days with Tea 70
cs,s.r Msav a q o. ycssel " ] IL Winchester 4 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

away for good parrot valued at 25 and 81 In money
belonging Polonc were missing The case was reported
tothe police, and late on Saturday night detectives
and Corcoran found the runnaways at No ls Carrost
New-York They taken TO BrooBlyh' 'SiA
Scbeuer the husband, Is still In Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
sun rises 100 Sets 62l Moon sets 6lo Moonsass. IL
HIGH WATER
4 x-sandy Hook. 6:ls Gov Isld. 6;5t Hell Gate St3
r. 1-sandy Hook G63 Gov lsld IiZ2 lieu oAto. viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

Sealskin Paletots. plain and trimmed all
to- 10 to 80 inches long elegant hting garments Prices
nsrs "a down O. O. SHAYYE. manufactured los princos@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO.,

Sixth.avenue and 13th-st,
Will offer this week special bar
gains in Velvet Carpets, the most
superb line ever shown, entirely
new. and superior to any in the
market, equal in quality to the
old original English Velvets, at
about One-half their actual value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07
r. H. MACY & 90.

DERFECT fitting Sealskin Newmarkets 50 to
l. 20 inches long; reliable goods; prices marked down
c. Z. SHAYNE Furrier. l03 Prince-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

ror, 4, Wilson's +. & w. brani OF Mems
~ Ia, - y, n, ar, the best sold everywhera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-07

Henry A. DANIELS, NJ. ".
a., n, ,,,on ava between 10th and 3Oth sta
HOURS TO !, . TO 4 and ,terity.
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ArJAsr.-A sure cure for Dyspepsia and IN
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